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According to the experts, Lithuania's people had the reasons and the potential for the protest; however, it was canned. When people were talking about their problems with the Government, they encouraged them to solve them. However, when they kept silent, the canned indignation could erupt with the elemental force. And that was the greatest danger, reported LETA/ELTA.

According to the data presented by the Eurobarometer survey, 82 percent of Lithuania's citizens had no trust in the political parties, 73 percent - in the Government, 81 percent - in the Seimas and 58 percent - in the local authorities. 64 percent of people claimed that the country's economy was in a relatively bad situation and 16 percent said that the situation of Lithuania's economy was very bad. In general, Lithuania's citizens though that the situation in Lithuania was deteriorating.

According to Executive Director at Civil Society Institute Ieva Petronyte, the reasons determining the culture of the protest and the active society were related to the economy.

"Money and time are the essential factors for the ways and methods used to appeal to the Government to be fixed and money and time come from the economy," said Patronyte.